Mainland China's benchmark Shanghai Composite Index swung between gains and losses. Property stocks paced the day's rebound after Goldman Sachs said the return on equity for Chinese developers will increase next year, and it raised the rating on Shimao ... ( read original story ...)
Raffles City Shanghai at Mid Xizang RD
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Hang Seng ends 1.4pc lower on sharp declines by property developers
The uptrend on Chinese developers will very probably be reversed here Wang Zheng, Jingxi’s Shanghai-based chief investment officer Shenwan Hongyuan lowered its recommendation on the property sector to underweight and Jingxi Investment Management said the ... ( read original story ...)
China curbs hit property stocks
Shanghai-based Tospur Real Estate Consulting Co said six more may follow suit, without naming them. A Bloomberg Intelligence index of 22 developers tumbled 7.5 percent yesterday, heading for its steepest drop in more than two years and taking some of the ... ( read original story ...)
Super 2Br-2Btr+garden Near Shanghai library
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China stocks sag on property curbs, slowdown fears
The blue-chip CSI300 index fell 0.5 per cent, to 3,817.79 points, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.3 per cent to 3,341.55 points. Property firms were the biggest drag in the market, with an index tracking major developers tumbling 5.1 per cent in ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese property developers’ shares hit by new house sales curbs
The government also cut property developers’ access to funding earlier in the year. As a result, price rises across major cities have slowed in 2017. But the cooling measures, which were most severe in the biggest cities such as Beijing and Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)